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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-19
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Miss Ida Getz is visiting relatives and
friends in Toledo this week.
Mr. G. H. Foley, of Detroit, Mich,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Thomas Hayes,
this week.
Misses Mary Hayes and Mary Franey
started on Monday for the cool breezes
of Mackinaw.
Miss Halle Hollenbeck started yester.
day morning for weeks visit with Miss
Nellie Hitchcock, at Detroit.
Miss Kate Brown was in town for an
hour or two this morning. She expects
to start for Wichita, Kansas, next Tues
day.
Mrs. Sophia Trudo. and daughters,
Mrs. Gilcrist and Miss Ada Trudo, were
guests of her son, Mr.. B. Trudo, on
Wednesday.
Mr.. j. L. Dundermau, of the Antwerp
| Argus, was the guest of his cousin, Mr..
L F. Fisher, over Sunday, and both
made pleasant call on the JOURNAL.
Mrs. E. L. Kingsbury and little
daughter are on their annual vacation
with relatives at Defiance, and ed" is
having his annual vacation with the
bachelors.
Mrs. Julia Fillmore Harris, who has
been taking medical treatment of DR..
Monroe here for the past two weeks,
started on Wednesday for short visit
IN Toledo after which she will return to
her home in Minneapolis.
Miss Gertie S,oker, teacher in the
Wfnona, Wis, schools, who has been
spending her vacation in York State.
arrived here on Wednesday night for a
visit with Miss Edith Westcott.
Mrs. Hagerman and daughters, Miss
jennie and Nit returned to their home
in Rochester, N. Y, on the first of the
week, after visit with her daughter,
Mrs c. l.. Hunt, of this place.
Mrs. E. NJ. George returned last Tues
day from trip to the Upper Peninsula
| and visit of four weeks with the fami-
y OF MIR. R. R. Kinkade, at Marquette.
She reports everything delightful, cool
and pleasant at Marquette, with plenty
of rain and everything green and fresh.
Our young friend, Mr.. John C. Him.
melman, who has been hustling the
movable alphabet in Detroit since March
!, arrived home yesterday for a visit
with his parents and sisters. He has
our thanks for large photo lithograph
engraving giving a birdseye view of
Detroit, issued by the Detroit Erening
Journal.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Webb, who has for the
past four weeks been visiting relatives
III Old Mission, Mich, returned home
ON Wednesday, accompanied by Mrs.
Eliza Cake. sister of the late John
Webb, who is now in her SD year. Mrs.
Webb reports the Peninsula quite as hot
as the Black Swamp in the late extreme
drouth and heat.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-19
NJ. E. Church Entertainment. The

NJ. L. Church Entertainment The
Y. l., A. S. of the NJ. L Church will give
AN old-fa'hIoned Social Friday evening,
August 26, at the parlors Of the church. A
program will be given, together with
charndes, which are to be guessed by the
audience. Come one and all and eat ice
cream and cake with Bo Peep; Oscar
Wilde's Favorile Jemima Pink Corn I;
Lady Washington The blooming Belle Z;
Romeo's FsvorIle; The Dusky Belle Of
The Forest Dolly Warden Mother Bunch
and her daughter LenorH; Bnrter Cup and
PUchahontas. Admission ] > cents.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-19

Invariably in advance ns follows:
.,y.................. $40 per Annum.
d. ........ 25 cts per Month.
Weekly .....' 81 90 per Annum.
We want live and energetic boys and Young
rnsuin every to- wn city and village, 10 act as
Our agents aud carriers.
We also want an agent for the Weekly in
every school district. Send for our liberal
terms. Ad ireSs .
THE TELEGRAM PUBLISHING CO.,
10 West Sixth Street,
CINCINNATI, o..
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-19
THE WEEKLY TELEGRAM

Is paper that should be In every nome. 1t
suntains a full resume of the news Of each
vo.k, correct market reports, and a rich fund
interesting AMI instructive literature espec-
adapted to the
Farm, HOME AND PtRRsIDB."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-19

A New School Examiner,-The Soc
ond term of George B. Spencer as school
examiner of Wood county having e&-
pred, Judge Young filed the vacancy
yesterday by the appointment of Mrs.
Z, E. Barton. 1t was the idea of
the judge that the new mem
ber of the board should come from
Bowling Green and so far as qualifica-
tions are concerned the appointment is
most fitting one, The next appoint
ment will probably be from the south
cast or south. Sentinel
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-19

Wood County Fair.-The premium
list for the 35th annual fair OF the Wood
County Agricultural Society. to be held
at Tontogany Sept. 27, 2s, 30, 80 and
Oct, 1st, 1887, is out and ready for dis
tribution. Liberal premiums are offered
in all the departments, amounting in
the sum total of $4,000. There IS no 10.
cation in Wood county more suitable
and accessible for a fair and honorable
competition in the products of the soil
than that at Tontogany. To protect
and preserve the original design for
which County and State fairs were first
started, remains with those engaged in
agricultural and mechanical pursuits
VIII they preserve and encourage the
original design remains for future devel
opment.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-19

an yH can i've at ONE and make more mon
VIII eya At work tor us than atanythInp clse
IiIt in the world. CapitNlnot needed you
y are started free. Both eNts; all ages.
Anypuccan do the work. Large earn
ings 'nre from first start. Costly ont
ut and termscree, Bettern otdelAy. Cost.noth
ngto send us Your address and fndout; II YOU
are wise Won will do soatOuce. IL HALLETT Il
90. Portland Name.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-19

RaIn.-The long drouth was broken
by u good rain on Wednesday and n
heavy thunder shower last night. 1t
was too late for the. berries that dried
up upon the vines before ripening, or to
benefit the corn or potatoes. 1t has saw
ed, however, the vines themselves, fruit
and forest trees, and saved reseeding
meadows and lawns, the drouth having
commenced to make inroads upon the
roots. 1t also opened the throat OF the
frog, almost equal to the opening of
spring, whose voice had not been heard
for number of weeks,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-19

Ed. JOURNAL ;-Pleasc announcato TO the Re
publicans of Wood County, that am candi-
date for the office of County Auditor, subject
to the pleasure of rhe Republican County Con.
ventiob, to bo held August 20, 1887.
ABEL CoMsTook.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

To the Republican voters of Wood county
will be candidate for the Nomination Of
County Treasurer at the Republican Ceuvcn-
iion to be held at Bowling Green August 23d,
1887. FRED YEAoEs.
ED. Journal PLEASE say TO the JOURNALS
readers that will be candidate before the
Republican County Convention, August 23d,
For the nomination for the office of Clerk of
Of the Courts Of Wood County, to which posi-
lion I was appointed by the County Commits
soners last spring, and that will be thank
ful to all Republicans for their support.
ALLAN w. RUpuLPh
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-19

Bowling Green, July 90, 1887.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-19
LOCAL MATTERS

The school vacation is fast drawing to
a close-as probably many children are
sorry to Know.
See the elegant assortment of Clocks
and Watches, at CHAMpNEY's.
An Ohio town this year without a
base ball nine Ia left off the map entirely
and is hardly ever mentioned anywhere =.
The man who tries 10 make two
thousand dollar salary ft four thousand
dollar outlay, generally winds up the ex.
pertinent in foreign cline.
If you can get away for a summer
vacation IL is best TO go. If you can not
you will find great comfort in the rehec-
tion that there is no place like home.
"A large and complete stock of
Watches and Clocks, at CHAMPNEy's.
"A reunion Of the 55th and 25th Ohio
regiments, and 18th Ohio Independent
Battery, will be held at Republic, Seneca
county, o., on Tueaday, August 80, 1887.
"A new counterfeit dollar, which is
perfect in outline, proper in weight, and
has IA ring OF true metal" about ii that
Is said TO hoodwink the most vIgilant, is
reported 10 be making it's appearance.
Preserve your buggy top by using
Readv-Mixed Top Dressing, for sale by
A. r. CHAMPNEY,
The Pioneer picnic at Maumee on
Wednesday would have been very large
affair had the rain not prevented. There
were quite large number presen, as it
was,
Paint your buggy with Ready Mixed
Rubber Varnish, for sale by
A. r. CHAMPNEY.
The commissioners of agriculture are
making a strong appeal on the import
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-19

Watches, Clocks ,Jewelry Spectacle
SPecis lattention givento Repairing. All
Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH,
S5 Monroe ST. Toledo.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

roma Bancn, or BROUGHT T. Light exclusive
,fh 10 crown stage villains other creature
mserank on the stage They claim that thi. right is
AT the nshty performance OF The Dark secret"
anu yesterhav obtained from JUS;
mk t narles Jefferson The of Joserh Jefferson tho
managers oi The Dark Secret"
thoy should not be permanently enoned tao
Lizzie r. Tompkns has obtained from Justice Barrett
r 1ne snpt eme curt an absolute divorce william c.
Tompkins ~ith $40 alimonv They were married
the correspondent.
he General Term OF the Superior Court has the
,a y, 1ustce mgr imam dismiss the complaint oil
ophon hsrKhcss against the Manhatts Railroad Com
pany and the New-lork Elevated Railroad
as .he ow ner OF 900 shares 0f the New York comp
tu 'at the reduction in 1881 hy the dire OF tho
lttn COMPANY Guarantee made In 1879
o, ~ per cent on the stock OF the new loik
,onlpdy per cent Ohtinri II fd,
ana th rofore asked that IL be declared void
trIelt YESTERDAY dcaied the application male on
behalf of the Wolf Board of Aldermen Ia, mere upnrv
msniamus compel the Mayor ILicr..n aud Comuona ~
ana inc comfy ClsrS to Board County
a.isScrs and place in their possession election
william i. Sullivan has obtained from Justice
.thtsIy INJUNCTION restraining John J. k-rnan h- part
ncr IN te hr o John j. klernan Wall street
snoH agency tr0m lspo,ng ef his interest In tie hrn
ana from interfering with the the
James Game who owns thirty shares $500 mortgage
Donds and $3.50 OF overdue If the
County Wafer Company lay obtained from justice
rectors from sSung 500 additional capita
opds Them to deliver the stock 0Oo Of mortgage
ohns 10 M ms and from Transferring ds o7-
hG OF le franchises and properly If the An
10 snow cause next Mohay whv the shoud not be
maze permanent was Appended to the injunction order.
decisOn or icrng uigment
brought Nv Joseph Walsh tho w~lknowu dock builder
ment 10 accept h- bid and award him
and constructing piers the North In tho
Just been set aside bv the Inhu G.
resented The pnnh and John J. rownScn Ir. the city
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE.

OPERATIONS OF THE PRESENT SYSTEM sATIs-
FACTORY AND OTHERWisF
WAsHyGToS Nov 22.- Nicholas NJ. Bell supcrlntcnd-
en 0. foreign mails in his annual report says that dur
ing the last fiscal year tho Post Office Dep rtment had
regularly received tenfers fer the conveyance of United
States mails from all the steamship companies both
foreign and domestic departing from the ports Of the
United states for foreign countries and such as have
shown the greatest speed been accepted the
pensation of the sea and Inland postage 81 80 pound
for postcards and eight cents pound for
other arcles VIXEN American in build and register and
the postage fortyfour cents and four and half
cents) when OF foreign build and register
The cost OF foreign mail service during the year was
Sa31ai1 OF which $429O36 compensation for sea-
cenveyance an increase for tho year OF sS7ii7 Re
ferrns 10 the system OF dispachng Eurspsan mails by
the fastest steamer, the superintendent says:
The present system Of dispatchiHg the mails
which they sail has given great satisfaction 10 the peole Of
tho United states And much complaint made by
Of the different policy pur-uef by OF the
IN s % o. sT %as for
10 the speed vessels; that 1t often that
rveYark cnston o.s before he NAILS coniaSna a. e e
letters II advice respecting the merchandise reach this
results ia inconvenience
signees.
OF the Central and South American service the report
says:
The Central and South American service as good
Vessels when dod frequently vessels rendered TO tho
Department 10 convey these mails ON certain Gay san
snce and Inconvenience Of correspondents nave 10 sug
sest means OF corecng this evil that II the Fost
additional compensation. over am aDoso ina. Una.
The basis or the Weight. Of tso mall, oooveyod .ysem
sIpreniums and penalties might be mutually agreed upon
make II 10 the advantage Of the steamship companies TO az
here closely heF scheduled sailing dates whereby ne ef
Commercial interests OF the country BENEFITED.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE Nov 22-Cotoa easier, dnil Mddsg 10 tes
Flour and steady Howard street and Western super
nne 81 81 % To- Extra do S. Or 93 60 Family DO -
so CIV Mills superhne ~ S7d2 60 Exr do eSbl
DO RIO Bran-s 81 81 a. 90 Patsosco Family - 80 DO Su
Pelatve Patent 80 2j Whe~tsouthern firm ket 80 ssc
spot ~ &c bid. Norssber sac ask~i; January s6re
s0S.c Cornsoutherp steady; White 62e53c. yellow 81
6Jc. Western steady hIei spot nay sac; Dscsmber
new 03s1 BE li Jan 5SS $500 Oats easier and quiet
ssuthers 3of35cs Western White "a s35c westsrs
hiIe1 S29 9dS3c. Penssvvania ~ 1850 Rve was arm
$lSoO Prosisions STEADY: quist Moss Pork 81 IS
Bnsmeas- shoulders aud Clear RIB Sides packed 6s.c
Bacon-shsuirrs n Cleaf Rib -ides Hams l20
l2'sc Lard refined ~. Buttr irm. Western PACKED la
2Oc Creamery u 625c Eggs nrmer At 24d25c Potatoes
lower AT VI sOd2l TO- Petroleum steady hsnnei 7c Cofss
stesdv soft $3.50 Copper refined steady at ii 40.
hsKey steady al 81 l4asll l5 Freghts Liverpool per
steamer dull otton ~ I'D Flour Is cram at ~,
Kecepsflour 1880 IBIS WhraI H. 500 bush se00
bush. oats 5000 bush Rye 1000 sAipm.nt nts-Flour
50S7 bbs sales-Wheat T51, 900 bush. Corn 5000
bush.
BUFFALO, Nov 22-wheAt. No new Ne Hard orersdi
quoted ssc No iIar' Northern Pacific sac. old No
800; do No Hard Northern Pacigc ole: Wheat
Wine Michigan s5' ds6c Corn unsettled NO n store
8 % &c: Ne 2 on track 81 &C: Nc sic No 2 rel
low 5ls. 952c No. Yellow 6l &c. oats stoady with
& good demand. No White 33 &c. no White 5Spc,
No. Mixed 32c. BARLEY weak; No Canada 9tS
of Wheat taken Usc Tor New YORK.
Receipts were-Four 1000 bbIs' Wheat l32.O0s tusn
10000 Ralfsad ship'uents-FlOur 10000 bbS
wheat 10000 Corn 90 On0 oats 800 20 DusL
Barley $4,000 Canal shDments-NAsst 22oUv Dusi.
CaCAGo Nov. 22-rhe leading iuture, ranged as fellows
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
DIFFERING ABOUT THE VALUE or LAND.

Argument was heard by Justice Barrett III the
Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday on an Application
made on behalf of the city for the removal o Graft
Nathan and Senator William G. Traphagcn from their
positions as Commissioners to appraisc the amount
which the New-Iork and Harlem Railroad Company
should bc compelled to pay into the city treasury for
portions OF Fourhavc., Forty second aud Forty
Sta. taken for the site of the Grand Central station The
General Term OF the Supreme Court in June, 1869,
appoinel William Ii. Leonard, Daniel i. Ingrahan. Jr,
and George H. Parser commissioners to fix the amount
OF the compensation to the city, which they did, placing
1t at $4,000
The General Term set this action aside, 1t being
claimed by the city appeal that the railroad company
should pay "a much for the portions OF The streets a
proprated as If they belonged to private individuals,
and estimating the value this basis at S31O,Ooo
James H. Coleman. Gratz Nathan and.Goorgc l.. In
graham were then appointed commissioners to make IL
new appraisal AfterwaId Mcssrs. Coleman and In
graham resigned and william G. Traphagen and Thomas
Allison were appointed I'm their places The report or
this commission has not yet been made. Testimony
wos taken before the commission and among the ques
tiops asked an expert was this:
What /, the land worth the basis or markeiabe
value as property held by the city In fee simple absolute
and unincunbcrcd !" Messrs. Nathan and lraphagcn
objected to this question and hereupon the application
their removal made. After the argument Juslce
held that the application must he made TO INC
General Term.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsIuNGTON. Tuesday. Nov. 81. 1887
MADE DEPOSITORY BANk.-The Bank OF New York
has added the st depository banks authorized
to hold public deposits in excess OF 81, 90 100.
SECRETARY Misunderstanding Whitney was AZ the
Navy Department today attending To some matters
which required mmcdiae consideration, hui he Will not
general supervision Of the business or The De
partment nnt his health, which IS so vly improving.
has been fully restored lie subsequently attended the
Cabinet meetisg
Is FAVOR OF COLoRED HECEUITs.-Sccond Controller
Butler has decided that the not exceeding $40 paid
cOlorci recruits in virginia and tho Depart
mcnt of the South by Generals Butler and Gilmore IN
der orders OF the War Department dated November ~
1868 and December -. S63. re pectively were not
bountiss withs tue of the bounty laws and are
not deducted from the bounty To which any such
soldier is othcrwis. entitled.
internal REVENUE RECEIrTs.-The collections OF In
tsrna revenue the first four months of the
fiscal year were Sil.G2l.2lO. an Increase or
S313J7 20 compared with the col eciions during the
corrsspOning period OF last year There g. an Increase
~ ii69JT spirits n crtasc Oi -91-'' ON TO-
bacco ar increase OF ~J96.J3 on fiincntcd iquOb an
increase O:S2llS Sl oleOmaiGlflnr. ana an nctcd,e
Of s332 barks bankers, e'. IIc only dccre as" WAS
s73Gsl on Wi<cellaneous objects Tho receipts Tor oc
oDer S67GJs gre alter than for the same month OF
last
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

RUFFAIo Nov. 22--Cauc-Rrceipts last "a hour, were
SOB hcar Total for thu, lar $3.50 heAn same ilhe
last head COnsignod through mono. 40 cars
or dun declined lOd be; tOtr'e ii'ay
S3 76a.i co. Common TO Fair - UGs3 90 70 caf'"ai'
held over.
sherp-Recepis last u hour, 34Oo head Ist1 for
week thu. lG 400 head For last week 'Vo
head Consigned thrsugh IL OF winch 10 Nen'f~A
rs ear. sale oosd Choice nrm at - 80 a4 o. no9u
Canadian Lambs hrn at - 0Odo TO- fAhcJ "o
Receipts ast - hours uor. 1858 Total FOR
head Consgne rough 80 % Of which TO New YORK
IIe cars sale prices declined loo l3c. light iRs
35a4 40 Mixed Pigs and lIght Workers ~ fOdi ~
selected Yorkers 81 7664 30; coarse NHsd Heavy hnu,
35 Stays IS 20 as 30 weather unfavOabe DUN VI
offerings sold. - ~ n~...r,
journal Cdtdc ReceiDts l2OOO head
not reported: market anu lOc lower Fancy sI1D ~
Shpping steers So sOd<4 80. stockcrs AL feeuols
s2d3lB: COWS Bulls Mixed 81 80 ss2 So ieA''
cattle 81 16d3 10. Western rangers s263 90 o. ,..
Uogf- Receipts 3l0JU head. -hDsents I,oOy nsA.,
market strong and DC higher Mixed - o5sf 9o e"y
a. s5a3 20 Light - i5s4 76 skips s. 26dt a. ,,,..
.ow Common choice 81 6odt 10. Western s3Oo@' 'o'
Texan. ~ 40 a 3 40 Lambs IS 1891 IS. ~ s.,.
sT LOUIS Nov. 22.-C -Cdtus-toceiDts 800 hsAL o
ments iaO hesd market strong Choice hsa'J ,ss.s
stesra 81 80 ss4 y0 Far u Good - 80 - 80 and
steers Medium Prime 81 90 80 90 stoeaers A r.
Feeders fair TO good 81 7Oe29a Hanserh ooh"'A
Esgs~hscclpt. G;sOo head shOms.n s, loD, oa satcS
srs ssIscsus 81 96s6 10: Packing and foasss W.
10 Cnoce 81 Goss4 90. Piga Common " "''a -
49, r. s Ss1s. :. S:s q
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
TRYING TO FIND ms NIECE.
CHARGES OF KIDNAPPING MADE BY A CAR-DEIVEH
LIE SI.EEEME COLEI.

CHARGES OF KIDNAPPING MADE BY CAR-DEIVEH
IN THE SUPREME COCEr
John Druckcr "A driver that his niece. Emily
Rutcr age nineteen restrained of her liberty by her
brother DcdIich l.. Rutcr. at his house so 3O2 East
ifty scconlsL The girl who has the appearance Of
child about twelve years Old has several hundred dollars
deposted I'm the UuiOn Trust Company 10 the order OF
Diclch az her guardian. She had been living with the
LATTER last month she left his house ana went 20 live
with her uncle, Drucacr I'm laightst near West 81.
she told her uncle tldt her brother hal shtnciuiIy
abused ncr There were marks on her body which she
said were caused by whippngs that she had received
from Dcdrich. She poorly clad and her uncle gave
her new clothes told her 10 remain with him and made
an application the surrogate for the removal OF hcr
brother from the position OF guardian
Two days later according 10 the statement OF Druckcr
his wife the girl 10 grocery store 10 make some
purchases at a. IN. She ont without any hat on.
That j. the that Mr Druckcr mas seen OF her ana he
savs that believes she has been kidnappcd ana taken
10 her brothers hDusc. Drnckcr yesterday Obtained
from Justice Barrett. OF the supreme Court writ OF
habeas corpus requiring her brother to take her to court
this morning.
Emily il the daughter Of Henry Ruter, German
grocer at Lexington and twenty scfcntl-t, VINO
died intcstatc six years ago. lie left five children
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
GRAIN 1ND PRODTCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF vEv-YogE D.AIIvGs

FEATURH- Of NEN-IDtN D .NITNI'1
There traction IN the wheat speculation ycstrr ly'
But the essential features Of tho siu g.
lion b. changed and the l'en re- nan'nu u
is IN tie main Spct Io@ dun and the export
inquiry ceased entirely. probably IN expectation ol further
sion Tie market wa ga cent eas or The tri
ing option. up TO SO0oO OOo bushels ana whIe closing
STEADY the fna tho lowest and showed loar'
Nov vember at S7't AMI Dccrnc cI ~ - > - nor
90 r Tor VI ttch at 81 e. : Tor
A s2is for Ma II HS -ccrir 'd7 corn
ant dul shippers taking only 2loup Du'-
hrmer feeling sot III. bat hnl pfrs were on
NOvc IJrte IlirI JAN
uarv 56ie February. 5Gh, ami May u 'sni- odt ere
almost stlgnant and "a = cent lower ll arounl fini
urlces q NovrmDri 3i7- Tor Dec"mbrf 3J2 loi
January 81 cents Tor February lhe rraconaIy -Pi'
tended lard ~" options oOtfl Oh points -
lows: Novrmber - AZ Decrn rr. - 81 January - u
February. 81 40. 1arcI. ~ AZ. Apfll, - %
The receipts grain and Hour 81 Yesterday az Nv
YORK Baltimore Philadelphia aud Boston wrr" as fol"w+
bushels 2lJJ JJ3 u-hrls oats lo''p
total 441 225 shells: npur GS Sb rickAit
At Chicago Milwaukee and - Louis the arrivals "rFn;
Wheat l7g 73O bushels l9S4ll bushels oats lJS'-
bushels total grain. j3S l2 bu-Aes Hour 33I3I DirIc'
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Justice Freedman OF the superior Court yesterday refused
10 release Michael Noonan from Ludlow street Jan on
babea. corpus proceedings NoOnan who 10 CONTRACTOR
having been permitted by william A. Weeock TO pile largo
OF rock his lots in Elevonthavo extending
from one hundred and. 1yeghth TO Onehundrod hy
ninth sts afterward refused to remove H. ME- "hce'ock
oh,an,a an Injunction restraining Noonan from keeping
the ON the lots the OF which to require its
diate removal Noonan failed remove It, and chei Judge
on November IL committed him for contempt OF
court and 6nod Noonsn asked that he 10
the ground that he was physically unAoe 70 comply WIN
the order o ths court that he had money 'or re-
moving the rock his health was 90 bad that lie
could NOT with sssty remain In jail yustice Freedman neid
that none Of these points well taken. A. -.